Iran's missile attack on central Israel explosion in Tel Aviv, many injured

Iran has launched a direct missile attack on the central region of the occupying Israel, further increasing tensions in the Middle East. The ballistic cluster missile launched on Wednesday (April 1) caused widespread panic in the commercial capital Tel Aviv and surrounding areas.

According to reports, one of the missiles launched directly hit a residential building in the Bnei Brak area. Initially, at least three people were reported injured, but the number of injured later increased to 14. Among the injured, one teenage girl is in critical condition and two others are said to be in critical condition. The rest suffered relatively minor injuries.

Israeli Hebrew-language media outlet Channel 12 reported that several loud explosions were heard across the central region immediately after the missile was launched from Iran. There were also reports of missile strikes in various places, which further complicates the situation.

Rescue teams and emergency services rushed to the scene immediately after the attack, taking the injured to hospital. Security forces cordoned off the affected areas and tried to bring the situation under control.

The attack has sparked renewed tensions across the region. Analysts say the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel could escalate, putting the overall security situation in the Middle East at risk.